New member seeking help! Propane, oxygen, nitrogen, argon, and carbon dioxide filling stations – which design specifications should be followed for propane filling?

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The design of the propane component follows the GB51142-2015 Code for Design of Liquefied Petroleum Gas. The regulatory body in charge of industrial gases, the Safety Supervision Agency (Shi Gui Wei), specifies which construction standards should be followed for such designs; so which standard should be applied to industrial propane? Is there any evidence? Please feel free to speak up; thank you!

Reply #22021-04-22

HG/T 4122-2020 Industrial trimethylolpropane HG/T 4983-2016 Industrial gas: Propane and natural gas mixtures

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